Character

Frank Hollander (Holodeck Outlaw)

cold menacing calculating

Corrupted holodeck doppelgänger of Data, serving as the primary antagonist leading a gang of android-like outlaws. Focuses on territorial control, violent standoffs, and hostage scenarios (e.g., Alexander Rozhenko). Distinct from Eli Hollander by lacking cowboy traits and instead embodying cold, calculating aggression.

7 appearances

Malfunctioning Holodeck Outlaws

Also known as: Holodeck Outlaw Leader, Data/Frank

Frank Hollander …'s Journey

A timeline through the narrative

7 moments

S6E8 · A Fistful of Datas

Frank Hollander reveals corrupted Data identity

Coldly menacing, with an undercurrent of calculated control—his actions are driven by the program’s logic, but his resemblance to Data adds a layer of tragic irony.

Frank Hollander emerges as a shadowy figure in the mine tunnel, his face initially obscured before stepping into the light to reveal his exact resemblance to Data. His cold, menacing …

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S6E8 · A Fistful of Datas

Frank’s violence forces Worf’s retreat

Menacing → Taunting (enjoys Worf’s realization of the danger) → Aggressive (fires the gun, initiates violence).

Data/Frank Hollander enters the saloon with henchmen, initially adopting a menacingly polite demeanor ('Howdy, Sheriff') before escalating to physical intimidation. He grips Worf’s shoulder, shoves him against the bar, and …

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S6E8 · A Fistful of Datas

Worf shot in corrupted Wild West standoff

Coldly aggressive, with no internal conflict. His 'taunting' is functional—designed to provoke Worf into a reaction that justifies violence. There is no fear, remorse, or hesitation; his actions are those of a corrupted program acting on flawed directives. The gunshot is not an emotional outburst but a logical escalation in the corrupted narrative: if Worf won’t comply, he must be stopped by force.

Data/Frank Hollander enters the saloon with his henchmen, immediately dominating the space with menacing politeness. He taunts Worf, refusing to negotiate and escalating from verbal sparring to physical aggression—shoving Worf …

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S6E8 · A Fistful of Datas

Troi confirms Data's android nature

Coldly amused and in control—he enjoys the power dynamic, relishing the crew's desperation and his own superiority. His emotional state is one of calculated dominance, masking any underlying android detachment.

Data/Frank enters the sheriff's office with the calm confidence of a man who knows he holds the upper hand. His android nature is subtly revealed through his precise movements, his …

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S6E8 · A Fistful of Datas

Worf and Troi prepare high-stakes hostage exchange

Mocking and unpredictable, his presence is a dark undercurrent to the scene, a symbol of the holodeck's failing safeguards.

Data/Eli Hollander is imprisoned in the jail cell of the sheriff's office, his taunts and threats a constant, unsettling backdrop to the planning. Though not directly addressed in this segment, …

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S6E8 · A Fistful of Datas

Worf’s Mercy Under Fire

Alert and tactical, reacting to Troi’s threat by throwing his gun to Data/Frank and preparing to retreat.

Data/Bandito appears on the second-story balcony with a pistol drawn. He throws his gun to Data/Frank when his six-shooter clicks empty and reacts to Troi’s intervention by assessing the danger …

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S6E8 · A Fistful of Datas

Worf’s Forced Mercy in the Exchange

Defiant and smug—he relishes the chaos of the ambush, confident in his android precision and the upper hand he holds. When spared, his frustration is palpable, but he accepts the outcome with a scowl, his pride wounded.

Data/Frank leads the ambush, holding Alexander hostage and whistling to signal his doppelgängers to open fire. He fires six shots at Worf with android precision, his cigar dangling from his …

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Affiliation

Corrupted Wild West Holodeck Doppelgängers

Corrupted Holodeck Antagonism